Hao Le Ge (Quoted from Dream of the Red Chamber)
Everyone in the world knows immortals are good, yet they can't forget fame and fortune!\nWhere are the generals and ministers of ancient times? A pile of overgrown graves is all that's left.\nEveryone in the world knows immortals are good, yet they can't forget gold and silver!\nThroughout the day they only regret having so little; when there's plenty, their eyes close.\nEveryone in the world knows immortals are good, yet they can't forget their beloved wives!\nWhen alive, you daily speak of affection; when dead, you go with others.\nEveryone in the world knows immortals are good, yet they can't forget their children and grandchildren!\nInfatuated parents have existed since ancient times; who has seen truly filial children and grandchildren?
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Human feelings, human feelings, how hateful they are; why even ask about them?
Guan-guan cry the ospreys, on the islet in the river; a gentle and graceful lady, a gentleman seeks as a match.
The uneven water plants, flowing left and right. The graceful and virtuous lady, awake or asleep, I seek her.
So wet, so wet
Terrible, terrible, terrible, after eating I still have to poop, after pooping I still have to pee, life is just eating, drinking, pooping, and peeing, terrible
Speechless, OP, why do you keep posting reflections?
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